India’s IPO market is evolving beyond capital raising, with mutual funds, AIFs, insurers, global institutions and family offices driving deeper participation. Growing institutional selectivity highlights the need for sharper price discovery, better segmentation and a potential micro-cap category.
India’s IPO market is evolving beyond capital raising, with mutual funds, AIFs, insurers, global institutions and family offices driving deeper participation. Growing institutional selectivity highlights the need for sharper price discovery, better segmentation and a potential micro-cap category.
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